Aurora (Lights Action song)

Aurora is a song by the Canadian electronic rock band Lights Action, released on their 2008 album "Hearts." The song is known for its synth-heavy sound, driving beat, and Lights' signature vocals.

The lyrics of "Aurora" explore themes of love, longing, and escape, often interpreted as a reflection on the challenges and complexities of relationships. The title "Aurora" itself may allude to the natural phenomenon of the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) and Aurora Australis (Southern Lights), suggesting a sense of wonder, beauty, and possibly the unattainable.

"Aurora" was a popular track from the "Hearts" album and helped to solidify Lights Action's fan base within the electronic and alternative music scenes. It received radio airplay and contributed to the album's commercial success.

The song's structure generally follows a verse-chorus format, building intensity towards a climactic chorus. The instrumentation is primarily electronic, featuring synthesizers, drum machines, and electronic effects, characteristic of the band's style.

Beyond the musical aspects, "Aurora" can be viewed as an example of early 2000s synth-pop/electronic rock, showcasing the blending of electronic music production with traditional rock instrumentation and songwriting. Its lyrical themes and sonic landscape resonate with listeners drawn to introspective and emotionally driven music.